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...publish this morning a communication from "'84," in which he takes the ground that the Dining Association is paying an exorbitant rate of interest for money loaned it by the corporation. It is undoubtedly true that almost any one who is "good" can borrow any amount of money at about four per cent., and only a short time ago we saw a note given for $10,000, on which interest was paid at the rate of three and one-half per cent. Now, why does the Dining Association have to pay seven per cent.? Is the association...
...does not board at the hall shall be debarred from the privilege of taking his friends into the gallery at meal-time? Such strict application of the rule will certainly prove obnoxious to a large number of men who board outside the hall, but still retain enough interest in it to wish to visit the place occasionally with their friends...
...should like to see the students take a little more interest in some of the courses in modern languages, and in this desire we are, no doubt, warmly seconded by the instructors themselves...
That well-known murmur, "not prepared," repeated by so many men in some classes, must carry with it a great deal that is disheartening and disappointing to an instructor who takes any interest at all in his sections. Because a course is easy, a fellow should not entirely neglect all preparation of lessons in the same; on the contrary, regular attention should be given to a "soft snap" for the very reason that it is "soft" and does not occupy so much time as other courses. We all know how easy it is to neglect the above-mentioned courses...
...cooperation of all students in furnishing short items of interest. We wish to make THE HERALD a newspaper which shall contain matter interesting to all students. We shall be happy to receive items of news from any one. A box is in Drury's store, where any contributions may be left. In all cases the name of the writer must be given...